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 Politics › Re: Fashola Hands Over 34 New Fire Trucks And Fireman Apparels To The LSFS. PICS. by DaBullIT(m): 7:37am On Dec 03, 2014 |
Ayekotoo:Ayekooto , I no like am o , let him be here joor , he's too sensible and smart , he's got plans and hardly pays attention to his critics , that's a politician, a political leader , I hope he's nursing a presidential ambition , my whole family and friends would vote for him , and I don't even live in Lagos |
| Politics › Re: Why Are Nlders Avoiding My Political Posts? - Cramjones by DaBullIT(m): 7:32am On Dec 03, 2014 |
Apology accepted. But being objective and open minded is more acceptable , Accept everybody's point of view , show proofs if they argue but don't force ideas into people's mind and don't call them names ( unless they call you first  ) and watch the arguments, take the cogent points and you will do wellMeanwhile I need your opinion here America did show support and assistance to Nigeria until politicians turned it into drama https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Cancels U.S. Military Training As Relations Between Both Nations Worsen by DaBullIT(op): 7:27am On Dec 03, 2014 |
ISpiksDaTroof:[size=20pt] America did show support and assistance to Nigeria until politicians turned it into drama https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram: America Is not Nigeria's friend - Gowon by DaBullIT(m): 7:27am On Dec 03, 2014 |
Tibins:You are making sense , further more , US has been more than a friend [size=20pt] America did show support and assistance to Nigeria until politicians turned it into drama https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria[/size] 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Nairalander Breakdown Of Today's Damaturu Attack by DaBullIT(m): 7:24am On Dec 03, 2014 |
Ignatio:OK so government house if full of prisoners too ehi? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 7:23am On Dec 03, 2014 |
BWGISTdotCOM:[size=20pt] America did show support and assistance to Nigeria until politicians turned it into drama https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 7:20am On Dec 03, 2014 |
iceberylin:[size=20pt] America did show you love. Until your leaders rejected it https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Festive period:Nigeria Customs Destroy Cartons Of Turkey Worth Over 30mln Naira by DaBullIT(m): 7:03am On Dec 03, 2014 |
GboyegaD:I like your reasoning , critical , realistic and the truth , Before confiscating & destroying imported items , do we have the capacity to produce ? A very wise man said a bird in hand is better than 20 on the fence , we can't produce enough Turkey for our own consumption but those who bring they destroy it ,after looting to their own shops that is... Why won't Turkey be expensive , nothing wrong with buying for less than 3k in Nigeria , but those whose goods were burnt without insurance to pay will increase the price to recover losses The same goes for rice , in Indonesia or is it China hardly would you see a swamp that isn't rice plantation , Nigeria does not have any rice processing plant , does not have world class plantation , despite the vast land we have , yet they ban import of rice How many functioning /government supported textile factories do we have ? Yet they seize and burn textiles imported at loss to importers Meanwhile Guns are getting to boko haram from Niger republic , and other African counties , immigration and customs don't apprehend them , is it because weapons are not consumables ? Food for thought Oh and somebody said chemicals and preservatives is why they banned importation of turkey. Let me ask you , Did any organization or institution carry out tests on the imports ? Was it a open test or the ones they conducted after envelopes changed hands ? The dried fish and crayfish you buy do you know how they are preserved , Eja panla to stubborn , Yoruba/Oyo people get the picture I'm trying to paint here , the fish is mostly hard as rock , big sizes , bony , you go fear jaws of that fish . do you know how they were caught / preserved ? Taritari or gamalin is usually used to catch those fishes in large quantities and they are sun dried , but Nafdac can't do anything about that can they ? Neither can federal government. A country where not everyone has pure portable water at their disposal. People still drink from streams even in rural areas A country where there's no public sewer , even that well water you are drinking is contagious , so what's all the fuss about Turkey ? Cotonou sells what they consume in their country to Nigeria ,once they offload from ships they don't add more preservatives why ban or destroy the consignment Food for thought 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Celebrities › Re: Some Local Artistes Violating Nigeria's Anti-gay Laws In Music Videos. by DaBullIT(m): 5:22am On Dec 03, 2014 |
https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria Read why US chose not TO sell weapons to Nigeria |
| Celebrities › Re: Meet The Nigerian Man That Buried His Mother In A Hummer Jeep(see Photo) by DaBullIT(m): 5:21am On Dec 03, 2014 |
I no come here come sell garri. There's a serious argument going on about US and Nigeria. Check it out https://www.nairaland.com/2025903/re-us-denies-failing-nigeria |
| Travel › Re: My Recent One-chance Experience Along Lagos/ibadan Express by DaBullIT(m): 10:38pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
menix:Sense don get switch ? |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 8:17pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
donnypool:Your brain don block. Let's leave the reality and talk fantasy , The countries you listed were already having problems, but you wouldn't know that because you watch African magic instead of international news CNN has an archive , OK CNN belongs to US. BBC.co.UK has archives , read on those countries you mentioned before US came , the world shouts when US is involved. Libya , what was Gaddafi doing ? Was it US forces that captured him ? No!!!! But they flushed him out , why did his kinsmen country people kill him if they were happy with his ruling ? If you had a tiny portion of your brain , you would know that I'm not happy about the state of the country , just disappointed that people are playing politics with every subject People are complaining about ISIS , that's why Kurdish or whatever women formed forced and attacked Isis. Even if Marines were not present ,US offered sattelite tracking and up to date information about weapons and movements , US intercepted calls and were able to locate the terror cell leader and for your effing information as soon as the world agreed US made a precision bombing that killed the terror leader and several others , and there's proof on YouTube Ìdíotà. If you have nothing reasonable , factual or mature to quote me about , stop wasting your mb. Òde 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › RE: US Denies Failing To Help Nigeria by DaBullIT(op): 8:05pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
October 8 2012 (AFP) – US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met Nigeria’s president Thursday as the continent’s largest oil producer faces Boko Haram insurgency raising deep concern among Western powers. Her visit to Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and a major supplier of US oil imports, comes with President Goodluck Jonathan under growing pressure to stop the violence in the northern and central regions of the country. Clinton was to offer help to Nigeria in boosting the country’s investigative and intelligence capabilities. “(Clinton) will be renewing our offers of assistance and help to the Nigerians,” a senior State Department official said ahead of her meeting with Jonathan on the latest stage of an Africa tour. “This is a problem for Nigeria, but also, northern Nigeria borders Cameroon, it borders Niger,” he said, expressing concern that a radical network could undermine the security of neighbouring states. The US offer of assistance is to include helping to develop Nigeria’s forensics and investigative procedures, according to the official. “We can help them develop mechanisms for tracking and determining individuals who are likely to be engaged in supporting Boko Haram actively,” the official said. Washington would also be willing to help Nigeria develop an intelligence coordination centre that would assist the country in integrating information, the official said. - ---------- Did they accept that offer ? november 13, 2014 at 8:24 The United States hit back Wednesday at allegations by the Nigerian ambassador of failing to help fight Boko Haram militants, saying there had been “a great deal” of US aid to his country. In the past six months since the Islamic militants snatched some 200 schoolgirls in northern Nigeria, Washington has shared intelligence with the Nigerian army, begun training a new battalion and held high-level talks on the threat of Boko Haram, a US official said. In a speech made public Tuesday, ambassador Adebowale Adefuye appeared to have taken US officials by surprise when he launched into a tirade against the US administration. Nigerian leaders were “not satisfied with the scope, nature and content of the United States’ support for us in our struggle against terrorists,” he said. He accused Washington of not providing the “lethal” weapons needed to deliver “a killer punch” to the militants. But State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki shot back that the US had “provided and approved sales of military equipment to its armed forces.” “These decisions are made, of course, after careful scrutiny to ensure they conform with United States law.”***** But she acknowledged the US had refused to transfer some Cobra helicopters due to concerns about the Nigerian army’s ability to use them. There were also “ongoing concerns about the Nigerian military’s protection of civilians when conducting military operations,” Psaki said, adding these had been discussed with the Nigerian authorities. Adefuye told members of the Council on Foreign Relations on Monday that allegations of human rights abuses by the military were “rumors, hearsays and exaggerated accounts” put about by rivals of President Goodluck Jonathan and rights groups. But Psaki stressed the US would not raise such concerns “if we didn’t feel and others didn’t feel that they were warranted.” Washington was ready to help Nigeria train and improve the effectiveness of its military, Psaki added, urging the government to investigate allegations of abuses. Read more on US's plan for Nigeria here. http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2014/05/226072.htm With everything going on this is what one of Nigerian Politicians could say. Alleging that the US might have been reacting upon claims from the opposition media with sympathy for opposition parties, Adefuye insisted that the allegations could not be substantiated as many of the allegations were meant to “embarrass the government of President Goodluck Jonathan.” Professor Adefuye further emphasised that allegations of human rights violation are based on rumours, hearsays and exaggerated accounts of clashes between the Nigerian forces and Boko Haram fighters. He cited an example of an incident that happened in Baga in 2013, when human rights groups and the opposition press reported that based on pictures taken from satellite, over 1600 houses were destroyed in a village that has less than 600 houses. Besides, Mr. Adefuye stated regarding the video reports of human rights violations involving attacks on women and children purported to have been carried out by Nigerian soldiers in Boko Haram affected areas that those activities were carried out by Boko Haram members wearing stolen Nigerian army uniforms. He explained that disguise and subterfuge are standard practices of insurgent groups; and that the Chibok abduction of our school girls by Boko Haram succeeded because the girls thought that they were being carried to safety by soldiers of the Nigerian army. The Nigerian Ambassador said opinions on human rights violations by Nigerian defence forces are biased and are not subjected to the necessary verification. He went on to say that the Boko Haram issue is becoming heavily politicized especially with the approach of the general elections in 2015. Opposition media, he said, provide half-truths, exaggerated accounts which are then aired by the foreign media, forming the basis of reports sent to the capitals of Western nations. Culled from premium times Videos from Independent source shared with Amnesty international. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGSVnyxCqoM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA7SIbvEO64 And those who think shekau died this is for you : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuE6qNkSkc4 |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 7:35pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
donnypool:On the contrary , you displayed your mumurity , Because most political decisions are made after quantifying the fore and after effects , you can't just expect things to go your way , that's dictatorship , you think shït just happens at the snap of your fingers ? You are angry that your government chased them away and you think they became enemy just because your politicians are making it hard for them to help ? I haven't had time to analyze your posts I would have told you the kind of person you are. Just so you know , Some countries , you don't become a politician because you have funds, you must have the educational qualification apart from PHD in zoology , you must have served in the nation paramilitary or Military , you must have IQ above average , that's why the US holds the strings of the world's guitar. Also learn to crawl before you jog. If Amnesty International (a non-governmental organisation, non political and non US influenced freelance organization whose objectives is focused on human rights with over 4 million members and supporters around the world. The stated objective of the organisation is "to conduct research and generate action to prevent and end grave abuses of human rights, and to demand justice for those whose rights have been violated.) Says Nigerian Army is committing atrocities , and we Nigerians know that some Soldiers are loyal to the Boko Haram cause are freely providing weapons and information to the terrorists then you open your big mouth and blame USA for not selling weapons to the terribly infiltrated Nigerian Army , then your Mùmú ranking in world of Mùmús is Major general I'm pointing out to you based on facts that US wanted to help freely or not , they would have brought drones , correct snipers , well trained and dedicated marines who could have liberated Northern Nigeria and perhaps found the girls. You are here saying rubbish. You think international business is child's play ? Òdè Òshì 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Nairalander Breakdown Of Today's Damaturu Attack by DaBullIT(m): 7:17pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Ignatio:I understand why you'll say that but I read the story and the updates , government house was fortified in the wake of the attack. Why wasn't institutions fortified as well , extra security for students abi the politicians are more important than other people in the city/state. Do you get my point ? |
| Romance › Re: Should I Have Sold My Virginity For N600,000? by DaBullIT(m): 11:29am On Dec 02, 2014 |
kennygee:As you dey read so , Oya look your finger. Dem equal ? Na so. |
| Romance › Re: Should I Have Sold My Virginity For N600,000? by DaBullIT(m): 11:29am On Dec 02, 2014 |
shorlington:You be bad person |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 11:22am On Dec 02, 2014 |
donnypool:If everyone was as emotional as you , thinking of yourself and your benefits only , the world will be having world war IV season 3 |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Cancels U.S. Military Training As Relations Between Both Nations Worsen by DaBullIT(op): 6:40am On Dec 02, 2014 |
[size=20pt]Joe Satan and his goats never really think things through , making decisions and letting Nigerian masses regret it If anyone told me US marines were still in Nigeria I would have argued but it seems they've been here all along Not too long ago , the US ,UK ,France sent soldiers to help us search for our girls Less than 24 hours into their arrival panic stricken politicians started going on Popular TV stations to announce that BOKO Haram is a Nigerian problem If I remember correctly the US offered to tackle B.H , Some MOFows were arguing with me that they don't do things free , the want oil. Abi ? Now that oil is useless and the price has fallen , BH would have been a story by now Before the Nigerian politicians and media succeeded in chasing away the soldiers from US,UKand France , during that week we discovered Sambia, We discovered that soldiers were giving weapons to BH , we learnt that politicians are in direct contact with shekau himself . These was achieved in just a week Now Mr clueless severs relations US, I wonder what happens if the country we heard was purchasing weapons for book haram decides to attack Nigeria , would we be able to defend ourselves ? Any gbosa here , public flights will be cancelled or detained. But the politicians you are so loyal to would just get into their bullet proof $300k SUV. Drive to a private hanger , take off in their private jets and seek asylum if the need be , Common man think twice because I think Jonathan is Intentionally making Nigeria ungovernable for anyone that comes in next February or this December if the impeachment succeeds Anyways , those who would quote to yab. Feel free to do so , but just before you click "quote", read back on these topics , gather your arguments and connect your brain's WiFi to you hand before you type. Or imma tell you the kind of truth that would make you shudder and shiver [/size] 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Government terminates US Military Training Of Army by DaBullIT(m): 6:37am On Dec 02, 2014 |
Joe Satan and his goats never really think things through , making decisions and letting Nigerian masses regret it If anyone told me US marines were still in Nigeria I would have argued but it seems they've been here all along Not too long ago , the US ,UK ,France sent soldiers to help us search for our girls Less than 24 hours into their arrival panic stricken politicians started going on Popular TV stations to announce that BOKO Haram is a Nigerian problem If I remember correctly the US offered to tackle B.H , Some MOFows were arguing with me that they don't do things free , the want oil. Abi ? Now that oil is useless and the price has fallen , BH would have been a story by now Before the Nigerian politicians and media succeeded in chasing away the soldiers from US,UKand France , during that week we discovered Sambia, We discovered that soldiers were giving weapons to BH , we learnt that politicians are in direct contact with shekau himself . These was achieved in just a week Now Mr clueless severs relations US, I wonder what happens if the country we heard was purchasing weapons for book haram decides to attack Nigeria , would we be able to defend ourselves ? Any gbosa here , public flights will be cancelled or detained. But the politicians you are so loyal to would just get into their bullet proof $300k SUV. Drive to a private hanger , take off in their private jets and seek asylum if the need be , Common man think twice because I think Jonathan is Intentionally making Nigeria ungovernable for anyone that comes in next February or this December if the impeachment succeeds Anyways , those who would quote to yab. Feel free to do so , but just before you click "quote", read back on these topics , gather your arguments and connect your brain's WiFi to you hand before you type. Or imma tell you the kind of truth that would make you shudder and shiver |
| Politics › Re: Nairalander Breakdown Of Today's Damaturu Attack by DaBullIT(m): 6:08am On Dec 02, 2014 |
Sunymoore:[size=20pt]Government house was heavily fortified , but schools and hospitals , institutions and police offices where left unprotected because government house is more important abi [/size]? ??  1 Like |
| Politics › Nigeria Cancels U.S. Military Training As Relations Between Both Nations Worsen by DaBullIT(op): 5:25am On Dec 02, 2014 |
The animosity between the Nigerian government and its American counterpart has deepened with the Nigerian government cancelling a plan to have the United States military train a battalion of the Nigerian army to confront the extremist Boko Haram sect. CDS Alex Badeh Nigerian officials did not provide reasons for the decision Monday, but the United States government said it regretted the move. “At the request of the Nigerian government, the United States will discontinue its training of a Nigerian Army battalion,” the U.S. government, through its embassy in Abuja, said in a statement. Relations between the two countries have been at a record low with Nigeria accusing the United States of not providing sufficient support for its fight against Boko Haram. After months of informal allegations, the Nigerian Ambassador to the U.S. Ade Adefuye, had in November openly accused the United States of refusing to sell arms and equipment to Nigeria to help defeat Boko Haram. In its response, the American government said it has supported Nigeria to the extent its law permits, and accused the Nigerian security forces of human rights violations. The U.S. said its laws disallow sales of arms to countries with such human rights record. Even so, the American government said it has provided some military equipment to Nigeria. The two countries are not also relating well economically after the U.S. fully suspended buying Nigerian crude oil in July, a decision that helped plunge Nigeria into one of its most severe financial crises as oil price falls to a seven-year low. It is not clear whether the latest decision to suspend the military training relates to previous economic and military incidents between the two countries. Nigeria’s supervising Minister for Information, Nurudeen Mohammed, could not be reached immediately, as well as presidential spokespersons, Reuben Abati and Doyin Okupe,. But the U.S. government said in its statement that the first two phases of the training were conducted between April and August 2014, and had provided previously untrained civilian personnel with basic soldiering skills. “Based on mutual assessment of the Nigerian Army and U.S. trainers, a third iteration of training was agreed upon with the intent of developing the battalion into a unit with advanced infantry skills. “We regret premature termination of this training, as it was to be the first in a larger planned project that would have trained additional units with the goal of helping the Nigerian Army build capacity to counter Boko Haram,” it said. The statement however said the U.S. government would continue other aspects of its extensive bilateral security relationship, as well as all other assistance programs, with Nigeria. http://saharareporters.com/2014/12/01/nigeria-cancels-us-military-training-relations-between-both-nations-worsen |
| Food › Re: Suggest Another Nigerian Meal That Can Replace RICE On Festive Occasions. by DaBullIT(m): 5:23pm On Dec 01, 2014 |
okon11: Shuooooo. Only you carry this thing dey chop later you go say you no get saving. How you wan get am ? Meanwhile Sphagetti dey make sense with take away boiled egg |
| TV/Movies › Re: New Music Video - OYO (on Your Own) By D'prince by DaBullIT(m): 5:18pm On Dec 01, 2014 |
You see title for FP , you use your hand click am , you still use your hand press play for YouTube. Your mb con finish ,You con dey complain say he no try , who send you work ? Na On Your Own you dey |
| Science/Technology › Re: Scientists Discover New Frog Species That Coughs And Groans (pic) by DaBullIT(m): 5:07pm On Dec 01, 2014 |
Spidermon:Jim iyke and Dbanj dey there too O ti jade oooooooo grab your copy Nnawwwwwwwww |
| Science/Technology › Re: Scientists Discover New Frog Species That Coughs And Groans (pic) by DaBullIT(m): 5:04pm On Dec 01, 2014 |
LajaLaba:Make I kiss out of am abeg. This thread don dull my spirit , I need high |
| Politics › James Ibori's Daughter Wins PDP Primaries ? by DaBullIT(op): 6:12am On Dec 01, 2014 |
ASABA—MS Erhiatake Ibori, daughter of former Governor James Ibori, Mr Godwin Abigor, Speaker Peter Onwasanya, Mr. Pius Labo, Elegbete Moses Odibo and Mr Reuben Azeze, were among the winners at People’s Democratic Party, PDP, primaries for the 2015 state House of Assembly elections conducted, weekend. Erhiatake won the Ethiope West constituency battle, said to have been boycotted by other aspirants, while Abigor polled 23 votes to displace the incumbent Omawunmi Udoh to grab the Warri South Constituency I ticket and Izeze, a former student union leader, sailed home unopposed in Ughelli South constituency. The Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr Peter Onwasanya, won the Oshimili South slot and incumbent member, Mr Adolphous Ojo shrugged off his opponents to clinch the Ukwuani ticket. Mr Onwusanya described weekend’s PDP primaries as a pointer to the unity of purpose among party members. He insisted that the party provided a level playing ground for aspirants to test their popularity and described the election as peaceful, free and fair and commended party members for comporting themselves peacefully throughout the election period. Mr Friday Osanebi repeated the same feat in Ndokwa West, polling 49 against his fellow contestants, Emeke Ozegbe, Ann Izi, Sam Chukwuji, Chike Ugwumadu, who scored three, two, one and zero respectively. Mr Kennedy Daubry, Burutu South constituency, emerged for a second term in the primary election held at Tuomo town. Daubry, who is the incumbent member representing Burutu South, won the primary election with19 votes against the other two aspirants, who got 10 votes and four votes respectively. Mr. Pius Labo emerged the party’s candidate in Bomadi, in the primaries held at St. Brendan’s College, Bomadi (former Government College). Amongst those that contested for the party’s ticket were a former chairman of the party in the council, Labo, who clinched the ticket from the serving member in the state Assembly, representing the constituency, Oboro Preyor as well as two female aspirants Eniye Ayaoge and Eniekebi Edein-otu. Former Commissioner in charge of Special Duties (Infrastructures), Mrs. Oreze Esievo emerged the party’s flag-bearer in Isoko South and the Deputy Chief Whip of the House Assembly, Mr Johnson Erijo, was returned unopposed in Isoko South. Incumbent Efe Ofobruku won in Uvwie just as Tim Owhefere emerged in Isoko South and Dennis Omovie in Warri South Constituency II. Omovie, gunning for a fourth term in the state House of Assembly received 21 votes to clinch the Warri South II ticket against Erutega Okumagba, Vincent Okudolo and Jackson Omatsola, who got five votes put together with Augustine Chike supervising as PDP Returning Officer. Former commissioner, Elegbete Moses Odibo and the DESOPADEC Commissioner, Mr Michael Diden, won in Udu and Warri North,respectively. Odibo dislodged the incumbent, Ketson Okoro. In the results announced by the PDP Returning Officer, Mrs. Flora Alatan, Odibo, polled 30 votes to edge out incumbent Okoro, who got 20 votes while Isreal Macauley got 12 votes. In Aniocha North state constituency, Mr. Uzomah Idabor won the ticket, while Lady Angela Nwaka picked the Aniocha South ticket. Mr Isaac Ulebor won in Ika South, while Tony Elekeokwuri triumphed in Ika North East. It was not clear who got the ticket yet in Sapele as the Majority Leader of the House, Chief Monday Igbuya and his fellow contestants found themselves at contrasting venues during the primaries. There were parallel primaries in Sapele, but the Majority Leader of the House of Assembly Chief Monday Igbuya, told Vanguard on phone, yesterday, that he won. Returning Officer in Sapele, Mr. Tobechukwu Okonkwo, has disclaimed reports that one Chief Felix Anirah was declared the winner of the elections, insisting that out of 62 accredited voters, 61 delegates voted for the incumbent lawmaker, Mr. Monday Igbuya, while Anirah scored one vote, just as the third aspirant, Chief Ayemonor Lucky, scored zero. Should this even be happening ? |
| Nairaland General › Re: A Nairalander's Experience With State CID Osogbo completed , please Advice by DaBullIT(op): 8:02pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Prays In Istanbul's Blue Mosque by DaBullIT(m): 6:49pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
Maamin:Worefa |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Prays In Istanbul's Blue Mosque by DaBullIT(m): 5:52pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
Maamin:Thanks , I'm not trying to prove over-sabi though . A question was asked and I answered , All I know for certain is that before the day of the Babylonians , whatever the name or the first civilization is @?@? The world spoke one language , God was angry because they tried to build a tower that'll reach heaven and that how the world began speaking different languages From that biblical account of the event , its safe to say every tribe, nation, belief and religion was one ! Until tower of babel ,I am sure that you'll agree that information is suppressed OR exaggerated once it leaves the source , depending on who is making the report , Take Nigeria for example the stories of creation for Yoruba , Hausa and Igbo traditional beliefs are almost the same , One god sent a messenger , in Yoruba land Eledumare sent Oduduwa . Oduduwa had a Crow and sand and so the story goes I guess my point , my assertion , my assumption is that my argument is not in the realm of impossibility , Keep a open mind and read a lot , you would see reason in my argument but it doesn't mean you must agree with me . For more info , type your search word and end it with wiki. E.g. oduduwa story of creation wiki. You'll automatically be directed to wikipedia and that's a source you can trust 85% |
| Education › Re: President Jonathan's Visit To Oau, An Eyewitness' Account(+pics) by DaBullIT(m): 3:34pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
gbanj0:Congratulations. You be just been banned |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram: America Is not Nigeria's friend - Gowon by DaBullIT(m): 12:49pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
[size=25pt]GEJ and his goons categorically said they do not need US's help , they said Boko Haram is a Nigerian problem, it was on AIT, CHANNELS, and some other channels even on startimes, [/size] |
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